PL: Arsenal v Manchester United

DOORS OPEN AT 10A. WSL: BRIGHTON & HOVE v ARSENAL SCREENS AFTERWARD.

North London is decidedly red, but Arsenal can't afford to bask in it too much as there are other fish to fry. In the third of three massive league matches in a row, the Gunners host the only team to beat them this season, Manchester United. Mikel Arteta's side will surely look for revenge after a controversial defeat in the reverse fixture back in September. Meanwhile, after a punchline start to the season and serious drama in both boardroom and dressing room, the Red Devils are flying high. On the heels of 7 consecutive wins in all competitions post-World Cup, Eric ten Hag's men have improbably inserted themselves into the title race. Given the history between these two sides, it almost seems appropriate they find themselves on the upswing together.

If you joined us last weekend, you know there was magic in the air. With another late Sunday morning kick-off setting the stage, let’s pack the pub and do it again, BG fam. See you at Dillon’s.

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